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The great outdoors of education: A classroom environment…in the environment!

Guest Writer: Lauren Henderson (’26); English education and biology double minor Over the last few years, there has been a rise in alternative forms of education such as project-based learning, virtual schooling and community-based education programs. One reason for this sudden surge is that as new generations of students enter education, their parents are realizing…

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Entertainment from the screens to the stages

Lights, camera, and…action! Students of Hope College had the pleasure of witnessing several shows this weekend as the Student Activities Committee (SAC) presented Twisters, a new blockbuster hit, and the Knickerbocker Theatre presented Bridgman Packer Dance as a part of Hope’s Great Performance Series.  Seeing green and yellow in the sky may signal a twister…

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“The orchestra is smoking hot”: Hope Orchestra’s ambitions for the future and the man behind the spark

At the beginning of last school year, Hope College’s Symphony Orchestra found itself face to face with the man who would spend the next twelve months revolutionizing it. Samuel Pang, conductor, violist and theologian, has brought the dedication and energy that the orchestra needed to create some incredible progress.  Born and raised in Hong Kong,…